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| A gauging
Station is a site on a river which has been selected,
equipped and operated to provide the basic data from
which systematic records of water level and discharge may
be derived. Essentially it consists of natural or
artificial river cross section where a continuous record
of stage can be obtained and where a relationship
between stage and discharge can be determined. |
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| The
Department uses various methods to convert stage versus
time records into flow versus time records. One of these
methods include the use of flow gauging structures. |
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| Types of
flow gauging structures. |
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| Broad |
| Horizontal
Crump |
| Veecrump |
| Hydro Flume |
| Sluicing
Flume (1) (2)
(3) |
| Ogee |
| Parshall |
| Sharp Crest |
| V-notch |
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